County college defines Ohio county residents
Elyria Lorain County Community College trustees define residency for tuition and state or county classification. Adults 21 and older moving into the state or county who live and work there may be considered residents if not moving primarily to enroll. Tuition for Lorain County students is 405, out of county 660, out of state 795 for one year. A 12 month residency is required prior to enrollment for resident status.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Community College
Gulf Rd youth graduates from St Johns Military Academy
Cadet MSGT Thomas W. Nacey son of Walter J Nacey 108 Gulf Rd has graduated from St Johns Military Academy Delafield Wis He received his diploma during graduation exercises in the Victory Memorial Chapel at the Academy. Cracker holes needed The tiny holes in saltine crackers ensure uniform baking prevent blistering and keep the center from being underbaked while edges blister from burning. The holes are made by pins after the dough sheet is formed.
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Gulf Rd
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
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Victory Memorial Chapel
Southeast Showers and Thundershowers Forecast Tonight
National forecast says tonight many areas in the Southeast and Gulf coast to lower Great Plains will see showers and thundershowers. Rai risk on the North Pacific coast. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies with cooler air on the plateaus. Today and tomorrow mostly sunny, warm, humid with scattered storms in the south. Highs range from the 80s on the north to the 90s in the south. Tonight fair and warm with lows in the 60s to near 70.
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Great Plains
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Lorain County Community College sees resignations and hires
Lorain County Community College board accepts the resignations of Robert Kavelman dean of student services and Frank Fiore PE instructor. Kavelman leaves for a similar post at a new New Jersey community college in Pemberton. The board hires two instructors Fred D. Herr and Mrs Caroline Maitland in accounting and data processing respectively with salaries. They also approve a 1969 tax budget of 3 922 300 and a 20 000 temporary plant improvement appropriation.
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Lorain County
Community College
Pemberton
N. J
Fred D. Herr
Caroline Maitland
Herr
Muskingum College
Avon
Ernst and Ernst
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Baldwin- Wallace College
Maitland
Northwestern University
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Raymond Muzilla
Chuckrow Construction Co
Lorain County Bar Association
Elyria Court Notices Run Through Week with Fines
A list of local offenders appears with addresses and charges including speeding defective exhaust failure to display safety equipment and disturbing the peace. Fines range from 10 to 200 dollars with several defendants facing brief jail time or license issues. Hollywood news notes actor Hugh Griffith signs for a Warner top role in Two Times Two to be filmed in Paris.
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Bell Ave
Gary T. Devannos
Liberty St
Barbie L. Myers
Cleveland Ave
Joseph_ B. Sachten
West Griswold Rd
Ide WM. Binclair
W. Wayne Richards
Joseph Burch
Elmwood Dr
Gerald A. Brown
Linda Lane
Sheffield
Siler
H. Tippie
Marvin H. Cool
Medina
Oris
Ohiottle
Lee Ws Brockman
East Exte
Lorain
Waltiord
Greenville
Dial
Herman &. Richards
Nagie Rd
Avon
Ronald P. Warner
Hollywood
UPI
Hugh Griffith
Warners
Paris
Soarce Amkriciat Worm Fishing Tactics
Soarce Amkriciat describes favored large worms with one hook and weed guard on a lead head, or two hooks on some. Many worms float or are fished without a lead head. Set worm on bottom, retrieve a few inches, pause, then hop worm along bottom. When a bass takes worm, wait and bite to swallow, then set hook hard.
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Lake Erie Forecast Winds Shift Through Day
Variable winds eight to 15 knots today turning to south easterly eight to 15 knots. Tonight winds from the south to southeast ten to 15 knots. Conditions fair.
Lorain Bus Plan Faces Criticism Over Tripper Method
Lorain city officials debate a tripping bus plan to transport Admiral King High School pupils. Nelson Sutherland criticizes the idea as wasteful, while George May defends adding buses in Homewood and south Lorain with 10 to 15 minute intervals. Heavier demand areas may justify a zone system enforceable by city council pressure.
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Nelson R. Sutherland
Lorain City
George May
Lorain City Lines
Homewood
South Lorain
Admiral King High School
Miral King High School
Admiral King
Sutherland
May
Zone appeals board upholds camp denial
NEW LONDON The zoning board of appeals and township trustees denied Calala Water Haven Inc a zoning change for a limited membership fishing club on a 132 acre Rt 60 fish farm. Louis Calala and Roy Smith faced denial of overnight camping and duck hunting. Calala plans to issue stock to grant privileges.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Zoning Board
Calala
Water Haven, Inc
Louis
Roy Smith
Lorain
Rt. 60
North
Sheffield Lake mulls city manager plan
Sheffield Lake officials consider appointing a city manager to oversee all municipal operations. Mayor and council discuss supervisory authority, charter status, and potential for a unified, professional administration. Planning commission seeks stronger land use control and conditional zoning measures. Dale Barnard to draft legislation.
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Sheffield Lake
Jack Miller
Dale Barnard
Miller
Barnard
Planning Commission
William Luke
Luke
Council
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AEC Plans Five Ton Weevil Radiation Test
The Atomic Energy Commission aims to eradicate sweet potato weevil by irradiating five tons of weevil infected sweet potatoes. Sterile larvae produced will be released into fields with existing plant pest populations to trigger a sharp drop in weevil production.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Pakistan Expands Pesticide Imports to Meet Needs
Rawalpindi reports Pakistan imported pesticides valued at 9.5 million dollars in the previous year amid rising pest concerns. This year’s estimates place requirements at 12.5 million dollars as officials plan to bolster agricultural protection.
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